Havenly
Asylum case for an Ethiopian family in Connecticut
Support a vulnerable Ethiopian family in their search for asylum
Posted June 20, 2025
Background & Context
Support an Ethiopian family seeking asylum and facing financial challenges due to a lack of resources to cover legal representation costs. With their work permits about to expire, the situation becomes even more precarious.
It's heartwarming to see this family's dedication and effort to build a better future. The work they've done to support their community in Ethiopia has put them in danger. The situation they face is challenging, but their determination and commitment to their education and community are inspiring.
Immediate Problem
Get a pro bono lawyer to take the case
Work & Deliverables
Represent her in the asylum case. The family has already applied and obtained work permits, but they need a lawyer who can handle the case.
Preparation Phase
- Ask for a meeting to meet the family and hear the details of the case.
Collaboration Phase
- Make a legal representation agreement
Wrap Up
Havenly
Havenly is a non-profit cafe and training center dedicated to building economic community power with refugee and immigrant women. We provide a 6-month training program that combines on-the-job learning with workshops, as well as supportive services. We also incubate cooperative projects.
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Havenly
Havenly is a non-profit cafe and training center dedicated to building economic community power with refugee and immigrant women. We provide a 6-month training program that combines on-the-job learning with workshops, as well as supportive services. We also incubate cooperative projects.